Join Michael Blue in this episode of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals podcast where he continues to explore the theme of Kingdom influence. Drawing from biblical scriptures such as Matthew 13 and 28, the podcast discusses how professionals can integrate Kingdom principles in their roles, influencing nations and shaping culture. Blue delves into biblical examples like Joseph, Esther, and Daniel, emphasizing the significance of competence, character, and charisma among Kingdom professionals. He highlights the importance of 'macro evangelism' and how God positions individuals to exert significant influence when the environment is conducive. Whether hidden or prominent, every professional can rise and cause their surroundings to rise for the glory of God.

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In this episode, we explore the concept of kingdom influence and how professionals can use their skills, abilities, and positions to advance the principles of the kingdom of God. We delve into biblical texts, particularly from the book of Matthew, to illustrate how believers are called to create cultural impact. We discuss the Great Commission and the potential for the gospel to shape nations. Through the example of Joseph in Egypt, we see how professional excellence, alongside godly character and charisma, can lead to significant influence. The discussion emphasizes the importance of integrating kingdom principles into corporate and societal structures, thus uplifting communities and fostering an environment that reflects the values of heaven.

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In this episode we discuss the role of professionals in shaping and transforming culture through the principles and practices of the Kingdom of God. Delve into an in-depth analysis of the Gospels and their unique portrayals of Jesus Christ, and explore how those transformed by Christ's influence can impact their professions and communities. From micro to macro evangelism, learn how high-level professional performance can yield lasting and significant kingdom influence in our world. Don't miss this riveting exploration of how your professional life can serve as a powerful tool for the advancement of God's Kingdom.

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In this episode we explore the concept of Kingdom Influence within the framework of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals. We emphasize the principles and impact of the Kingdom of God as illustrated in the book of Matthew, highlighting parables and the Great Commission. The discussion focuses on how individual encounters with Jesus led to transformative influence on broader cultures and communities. We examine biblical examples like Bartimaeus, the woman with the issue of blood, and others to illustrate how their experiences with Jesus redefined their roles and professional lives, enabling them to become influencers for the Kingdom of God in various professional fields. Finally, the message reinforces that all professionals, not just clergy, are called to exert Kingdom influence within their respective spheres.

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In this episode of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals podcast, Michael Blue continues the series "The Making of A Leader" and elaborates on the origins, purpose, and application of Proverbs, a book primarily written and edited by King Solomon. We discuss how the principles given for kings in the Bible are relevant to everyone in positions of leadership. Emphasizing the concept that all humans were created to lead, we unpack the term 'proverb' from its Hebrew root, 'mashal,' which means to exercise dominion and to make like. Michael Blue explains how Proverbs can be seen as a divine leadership manual intended to teach individuals how to exercise dominion and assimilate leadership qualities, transforming them into leaders themselves.

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In this episode of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals podcast, Michael Blue continues his discussion on leadership through a biblical lens. He revisits the concept of kingship as a prototype for leaders and stresses the transformative power of applying biblical principles to modern-day leadership. Blue delves deeper into the symbolism of being 'sons of God' and explains the cultural relevance of God's teachings across different epochs. He further elucidates the role of Solomon's wisdom, handed down from David, in shaping effective leaders. Emphasizing that leadership is both an innate calling and a developed skill, Blue highlights teachings from the Book of Proverbs as a manual for leaders in the making. This episode encourages listeners to see themselves as influential figures over the systems they are called to, instilling the importance of internalizing wisdom to lead effectively.

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In this episode of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals podcast, Michael Blue discusses the cultivation of leaders within the context of the Kingdom of God. He emphasizes how the term 'leader' inherently carries a positive connotation in a biblical sense and explains the concept of 'king making' evidenced in the scripture. Blue argues that while all humans are born with the potential to lead, true leadership qualities are developed over time through teachings and mentorship. He draws on examples from scripture, particularly focusing on King Solomon’s growth under King David’s guidance. Blue challenges the common notion of leadership being solely born or made, suggesting that it is both. Lastly, he highlights the transformative impact of reading biblical texts, such as Proverbs, within the context of leader-making.

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In this episode of the Fellowship of Kingdom Professionals podcast, Michael Blue discusses whether leaders are born or made and asserts that everyone has a God-given purpose and gift. Blue emphasizes the importance of servanthood in leadership, drawing from John Maxwell’s definition of leadership as influence and Jesus' teachings on being a servant. He critiques secular humanism and promotes a theocentric view, arguing that true humanism aligns with God’s principles. Blue outlines that genuine leaders, likened to kings in scripture, should positively influence others through their gifts.

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